Music

Don’t miss these concerts.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, Latin band Quemando discuss Latin influences, the need for more Denver venues, and how the group is building a unique sound.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, brass band Gora Gora Orkestar discusses local music diversity, the influx of brass bands, and celebrating local acts.

Darkwave artist Kate Warner of Mirror Fears discusses the emotions her music evokes and Denver’s influence on her sound.

Jen Korte’s hip-hop-inspired project Lady Gang is pushing the limits of looping.

A desire to entertain drives Denver’s Shane Franklin.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, electronic artist Poppet discuss collaboration, better artist diversity and representation, and the joys of new fans.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, the members of Latin psych band Don Chicharrón discuss Spanish and English acts sharing billing, gender disparity and local support.

Ahead of the Westword Music Showcase, multi-instrumentalist DJ Felix Fast4ward discusses improvised live sets and the freedom to be weird and experiment.

Sometimes crowds just don’t care.

Latin rock band iZCALLi talks about the local scenes and bands such as The Epilogues and The Photo Atlas.

Tickets go on sale June 15.

Live Nation has announced it will renovate Summit Music Hall to “improve patrons’ concert-going experience.”

Both Ryan Adams, who penned a song for Westword last week, and Bryan Adams are at Red Rocks this week while Steely Dan and the Doobie Brothers co-headline the Pepsi Center on Tuesday.

Yasman Azim, who performs as YaSi, discusses her musical journey inside the halls of the MCA Denver.

The hills are alive with concerts and fests in 2018.

The singer-songwriter talks about Denver’s geographic beauty surrounding Denver, listening rooms and honky-tonks.

Rock-and-roll band CITRA talks about the open-mindedness of Denver, live performances, and the need for more bassoons.

Tickets go on sale on June 22.

Two versions of Yes are touring the country, and that’s just fine.

The Denver punks in the Corner Girls formed with one goal in mind: “It was definitely for fun,” drummer Madi Pietruszka recalls.